EA remake Command & Conquer with 4K graphics, new multiplayer mechanism, will be released in June this year

Referring to the real-time strategy game, we recall the time when the great EA was accompanied by a talented Westwood, along with the super series Command & Conquer (C&C). Nostalgic friends may still be trying to find a way to play the old game again, but it's about to not have to suffer with ancient graphics anymore.

EA just announced that it will release a graphic remake on June 5 this year, under the name Command & Conquer Remaster Collection, including two versions of Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert, along with all three expansion packs. Covert Ops, Counter Strike and The Aftermath.

Petroglyph will be the developer behind this remake of C&C. You may be worried when you see the scandalous EA name that has long been behind C&C, but Petroglyph's 'cool set' will make you feel secure:

As a program leader, Joe Bostic will work with Tall Tall and Steve Tall to create a world the two of you created. The new C&C will be a graphic remake (up to 4K), an interface, and a new multiplayer mechanism based on music by Frank Klepacki, a well-known game composer.

Here are some pictures of the remake:

The game will be released on both Steam and Origin platforms, you can book the game right now, for VND 470,000 on Steam, and USD 26.9 (VND 622,400) on Origin.